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Currently, any extra arguments on command line gets rejected (lsfd will exit with error). It'd be very useful if lsfd accepted the rest of command line as filter. With this in mind, it would be possible to use, say, tab completion for file names, - since right now it is not possible within the expression to -Q option. Consider:
lsfd -Q 'NAME == "/file/name"'
vs
lsfd NAME == /file/name
The latter seems to be much more user-friendly to me. It is also easier to parse internally.
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Currently, any extra arguments on command line gets rejected (lsfd will exit with error). It'd be very useful if lsfd accepted the rest of command line as filter. With this in mind, it would be possible to use, say, tab completion for file names, - since right now it is not possible within the expression to -Q option. Consider:
vs
The latter seems to be much more user-friendly to me. It is also easier to parse internally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: